e-asTTle is a web-based version of asTTle. asTTle was first developed by Auckland UniServices in 2000 as a CD-ROM package that enables teachers to create and analyse literacy and numeracy tests for years 5–10 and curriculum levels 2–6. Since then, improved versions have been developed and launched, each more user-friendly and comprehensive than its predecessor and each version taking teachers' and principals' suggestions for improvements into account. e-asTTle is part of this ongoing improvement and development.
Who is e-asTTle for?
e-asTTle is primarily for teachers of students in years 5–10 and curriculum levels 2–6. Many schools using asTTle have also found it to be a great tool for planning purposes, for helping students to understand their progress, and for involving parents in discussions about how well their children are doing.
What parts of the curriculum does e-asTTle assess?
e-asTTle will continue to assess reading, writing, maths, pāngarau, pānui and tuhituhi for years 5–10 and curriculum levels 2–6.
What is e-asTTle?
e-asTTle is a web-based version of asTTle. asTTle was first developed by Auckland UniServices in 2000 as a CD-ROM package that enables teachers to create and analyse literacy and numeracy tests for years 5–10 and curriculum levels 2–6. Since then, improved versions have been developed and launched, each more user-friendly and comprehensive than its predecessor and each version taking teachers' and principals' suggestions for improvements into account. e-asTTle is part of this ongoing improvement and development.Who is e-asTTle for?
e-asTTle is primarily for teachers of students in years 5–10 and curriculum levels 2–6. Many schools using asTTle have also found it to be a great tool for planning purposes, for helping students to understand their progress, and for involving parents in discussions about how well their children are doing.What parts of the curriculum does e-asTTle assess?
e-asTTle will continue to assess reading, writing, maths, pāngarau, pānui and tuhituhi for years 5–10 and curriculum levels 2–6.